Tuesday, July 5, 2011
2part story, part 2
Continuing from the previous question.
C created a famous programming language D, initially intended as a way to teach students structured programming. But it also became popular for production. D, named after a french mathematician, was the primary high level language used in the development of E.
E was an iconic PC that was, unfortunately, a commercial failure. Some say that E was named for its creator’s daughter. (Incidentally, one particular B from A is primarily found on E and its descendents :) )
The GUI of E was influenced by another iconic PC in development at that time - F. The creators of E paid a visit to the place where F was being created and spent a while figuring out how to make things work.
D, E and F, please, for one point in total.
C created a famous programming language D, initially intended as a way to teach students structured programming. But it
also became popular for production. D, named after a french mathematician, was the primary high level language used in the
development of E.
E was an iconic PC that was, unfortunately, a commercial failure. Some say that E was named for its creators daughter.
(Incidentally, one particular B from A is primarily found on E and its descendents :) )
The GUI of E was influenced by another iconic PC in development at that time - F. The creators of E paid a visit to the place where F was being created and spent a while figuring out how to make things work.
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D - The pascal language